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Please don't use ChatGPT to write your will. 🚫We know AI can do a lot. Drafting a legally valid Texas estate plan isn't ...
09/02/2026

Please don't use ChatGPT to write your will. 🚫

We know AI can do a lot. Drafting a legally valid Texas estate plan isn't one of them. Here's why:

1. AI doesn't know Texas-specific law. ⚠️
Estate law is state-specific. A will drafted for California may be invalid in Texas. AI will confidently give you the wrong template.

2. Wills require specific ex*****on formalities. ✍️
Texas requires two witnesses, specific signing procedures, and specific language. AI-drafted wills routinely miss or misformat these.

3. AI can't spot your unique situation. πŸ”
Blended family? Business owner? Kids with special needs? Real estate in multiple states? AI defaults to generic.

4. AI hallucinates legal language. πŸ€–
It invents statutes, cites laws that don't exist, and uses terms that mean nothing in a Texas courtroom.

5. Your family pays the price. πŸ’Έ
An invalid will often means the state decides who inherits. Fixing it in probate costs more than getting it right the first time.

Estate planning is one area where doing it yourself can cost your family more than doing nothing.

πŸ“ Schedule a free consultation today: https://kreiglaw.com/contact?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=organic_social&utm_term=na&utm_content=social_post_fb_20260910&city=na

08/31/2026

Ever wondered what an estate attorney has in their own estate plan? πŸ‘€

Our attorney Dalton shared his personal non-negotiables:

πŸ“„ A will (for him and his wife)
πŸ“ Durable powers of attorney
πŸ₯ Medical powers of attorney
🩺 Advance directives
πŸ” HIPAA release forms
🏑 Transfer-on-death deed for the home

If it's good enough for an attorney, it's probably a solid starting point for the rest of us.

πŸ“ Schedule a free consultation today: https://kreiglaw.com/contact?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=organic_social&utm_term=na&utm_content=social_post_fb_20260831&city=na

If you own cryptocurrency, your estate plan has to answer three separate questions, and most standard wills don't. πŸͺ™1. A...
08/27/2026

If you own cryptocurrency, your estate plan has to answer three separate questions, and most standard wills don't. πŸͺ™

1. Access β€” Can your family actually reach the crypto? Wallets, exchanges, seed phrases. If they can't find it, they can't inherit it.

2. Legal authority β€” Even with access, only a court-appointed executor has the legal right to move estate crypto. Having the password isn't the same as having the authority.

3. Ownership β€” Texas law decides who inherits. If you die without a will, the intestacy rules apply. Even if someone has your keys, that doesn't mean the law considers it theirs.

Kreig LLC recommends three tools to handle all three:
βœ… A trust (most common)
βœ… An LLC
βœ… For hardware or paper wallets, a safety deposit box with clear instructions in your estate plan

⚠️ A standard will is typically not enough for crypto.

πŸ“ Schedule a free consultation today: https://kreiglaw.com/contact?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=organic_social&utm_term=na&utm_content=social_post_fb_20260827&city=na

08/21/2026

Ever heard of a "Muniment of Title"? πŸ€”

Probably not, unless you've been through Texas probate.

Our attorney Dylan breaks down one of the most confusing terms in Texas estate law, and one of the most useful when it applies.

Here's the gist: When someone dies with a valid will, and there's no debt to sort through or estate to actively manage, Texas has a shortcut. A Muniment of Title lets you admit the will to probate WITHOUT anyone being appointed as executor or administrator.

The court just signs an order confirming the will is valid.

That order becomes your legal authority to:
βœ”οΈ Transfer real estate
βœ”οΈ Deal with banks
βœ”οΈ Handle other entities that need proof

Faster. Cheaper. Less court oversight.

But it only works when the situation fits. That's where we come in.

πŸ“ž Schedule a free consultation using the link in our bio.

08/19/2026

Congratulations, new parent! πŸ‘ΆπŸΌ

Between the sleepless nights and diaper changes, there's ONE thing that can't wait: updating your estate plan and naming a legal guardian for your child.

Because here's the hard truth: if something happens to you and your co-parent, and you haven't legally designated who cares for your child, a Texas court will decide for you.

That means:
βœ”οΈ You choose who raises them, or
βœ”οΈ A judge who's never met your family chooses

Which sounds better?

Naming a guardian in your will is one of the most important decisions you'll make for your child's future. It doesn't take long. It doesn't cost much. And it protects the people who matter most.

πŸ“ž Schedule a free consultation using the link in our bio.

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